Sentence examples for privileged character from inspiring English sources

Had many eccentricities, but she was a privileged character.

Sir Michael was certainly right about the privileged character of private education.

No otherwise privileged information acquired from tangible things received by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in accordance with the provisions of this subchapter shall lose its privileged character.

It's perverse to represent Tom's point of view, without the necessary knowledge or sympathy, but Annie is the one privileged character in the book who isn't dead on the page, perhaps because she survives by performing her class status, in the hope that poshness will disguise poverty.

Sara is one of the few privileged characters in the book.

The young foreign fighters were, and remain, privileged characters in the city.

You spend time in the heads of those less privileged characters, too.

Marginalized characters should get to go on the same adventures as more privileged characters.

Despite the potential for voyeurism in any story of such privileged characters, she blithely mixes curiosity with healthy skepticism.

Like those of Dickens, Gates complains, Perlman's improbable subplots link disenfranchised and privileged characters — a black street sweeper and a Jewish historian, for example.

He found sufficient pain in the existential states of relatively privileged characters who visibly do not know what to do with themselves.